Online Jazz Piano Lessons – Jazz, Harmony and Improvisation at the Keyboard
Jazz piano lessons by distance learning, or jazz piano lessons at the Karmiel Conservatory (northern Israel)
Who is it for?
Young and adult jazz pianists who want to move forward.
Classical pianists who want to know jazz.
Pianists and keyboard players from pop and light music who want to know more chords - and what to do with them.
Musicians on other instruments who are curious about harmony and theory at the keyboard.
Pianists who play by ear and want to understand the theory behind what they do.
What do you learn in the lessons?
You learn to play - and think - like a jazz musician.
You learn what jazz is, including its historical background and what makes it so special.
An understanding of the hidden components and the "secrets" of jazz.
You put the theory into practice at the keyboard.
You learn to analyze what you play.
You gain new theoretical knowledge - broad and practical.
You enjoy it, broaden your horizons, and open your heart.
Blues, swing, minor, major, intervals, triads and seventh chords, 2-5-1 progressions, reading a lead sheet and truly understanding the information on it, harmonic tensions, chord voicings, bass lines, bossa nova, swing, scales and modes, playing over changes, arranging and harmonizing for solo piano, intros and endings, and more...
What happens - how does an online lesson work?
We talk about it.
We play it.
We listen to the music.
We exchange recordings and sheet music.
We share screens to work together.
What do you need?
A computer or phone to connect.
An acoustic piano or a keyboard.
Lessons over Zoom or Skype
Listening lists and jazz pianists
Jazz theory and terminology
